mem_value 0.0.1

Simplify syntax for presistant values

Introduction

MemValue simplfies syntax for presistant values stored using SharedPrefrences (or similar packages). In addition, it provides a way to store and retrieve values while securing types. Meaning, when you define a MemValue of type int, only an int value will be stored. This is useful for ensuring that the value you are retrieving is the type you expect.

Important: You need to provider MemValue with storage method before using any MemValue.

Define your MemValue like so:

var username = MemString('uniqueTag');

Load your value like so:

await username.load();

Then, write and read like so:

username.value = "Hello World";
print(username.value);

Assigning a value to username.value will automatically save the value to storage. To wait for the async operation, use await username.setValue().

Features

• Easy to use syntax.
• Use your perfered storage method.
• 20 Defined types (including custom).
• MemChoices wrapper to ensues only a set of values are storred.
• MemCollection to load/reset multiple values.

Getting started

1. Define your MemStorage class:

class MyMemStorage extends MemStorage {
  Future<String?> read(String tag)async{
    // Your code here
  }
  Future<void> write(String tag, String value)async{
    // Your code here
  }
  Future<void> delete(String tag)async{
    // Your code here
  }
}

Alternatively declare a MemStorageDelegate:

var memStorageDelegate = MemStorageDelegate(
  read: (tag) async {
    // Your code here
  },
  write: (tag, value) async {
    // Your code here
  },
  delete: (tag) async {
    // Your code here
  },
);

2. Setup Storage:

In main, call MemValue.setup to define storage

void main() async {
    /* .. .*/

    // Setting up MemStorage
    MemValue.setup(MyMemStorage());

    // --OR--

    // Setting up MemStorage using delegate
    MemValue.setup(memStorageDelegate);

    /* ... */

    runApp(MyApp());
}

3. Define MemValue:

var username = MemString('uniqueTag');

4. Load MemValue:

await username.load();

Note: you may also define MemCollection to load multiple values like so:

var memValue1 = MemString('uniqueTag1');
var memValue2 = MemString('uniqueTag2');

var memCollection = MemCollection([
    memValue1,
    memValue2,
]);

await memCollection.loadAll();

Install package:

flutter pub add mem_value

Usage

Declare a MemValue with init value

var username = MemString('uniqueTag', initValue: "Hello");

Reset MemValue

Resets value to it's inital value.

await username.reset();

Declare a persist MemValue

Persist avoid resetting value when reset is called. Useful for storing values that should never be reset to inital value.

var username = MemString('uniqueTag', persist: true);

Define MemValues

Non-nullable types:

• MemInt
• MemDouble
• MemString
• MemBool
• MemList
• MemSet
• MemMap
• MemObject
• MemCustom
• MemChoices

Nullable types:

• NMemInt
• NMemDouble
• NMemString
• NMemBool
• NMemList
• NMemSet
• NMemMap
• NMemObject
• NMemCustom
• NMemChoices

Finally

Hope you find this package useful. I am open for suggestions and contributions. Please feel free to open an issue or pull request.